Sentence examples for a contemporary issue of from inspiring English sources
According to a contemporary issue of Beatles Monthly magazine, further work continued at Abbey Road on 11, 20 and 31 December.
However, a contemporary issue of Billboard names Bertram Bracken in that role, and film historian Aubrey Solomon states that Bracken was "reportedly" the director.
This year, a chain of textual associations took shape in my mind, linking the mysterious story of these brothers in Leviticus to a contemporary issue of justice.
There is a contemporary issue of coins suggestive of an imperial adventus (arrival) for the city, but some modern historians state that Diocletian avoided the city, and that he did so on principle, as the city and its Senate were no longer politically relevant to the affairs of the empire and needed to be taught as much.
Although WNT5A signalling is often altered in cancer, the ligand's role as either a tumour suppressor or oncogene varies between tumour types and is a contemporary issue for investigators of β-catenin-independent WNT signalling in oncology.
Mr McGowan, who has also created a show about the Shannon Matthews case, said: "One of the things that people have a problem with is art as a form of representation of a contemporary issue".
Consequently, the management of patients with FNAC resulted as "suspicious for malignancy" or "follicular lesion" has arisen as a contemporary issue in the treatment of thyroid cancer.
The creator of a one-man show about the death of gunman Raoul Moat has defended it as "a representation of a contemporary issue".
A contemporary issue in the field is the construction of multi-component, functionalized systems.
"We have programs for anger management, drug addictions, but we now have this very contemporary issue of religiously motivated violence, but we don't have a formal program or strategy to deal with this in prisons.
That covers matters from the persecution of early Christians by the Romans to the contemporary issue of modern radical Islam.
